Alchemy has been restored to the world, saving it from its slow decay, but not all is well. The world has changed due to the effects of the Golden Sun, unleashed at the end of The Lost Age. Plotĭark Dawn takes place 30 years after the previous games in the series. Djinn from the first 2 games are also shown to make a return in battle, which is now fully 3D. the E3 Demo showed what looked like a demo of the touch controls, and some new abilities, such as the ability to climb trees.

New summons were shown, and the names of the main characters were revealed to be Matthew, Karis and Tyrell, who resemble Isaac, Ivan and Garet, respectively. E3 2010Ī trailer was released at E3 '10 showing off more of the 3D environment, and the use of the touch controls with psynergy, and also button mapping. The demo also revealed familiar summons, protagonists, enemies and level design, hinting that Camelot's next project will be full of nostalgic treats for fans of the Game Boy Advance games. Stylus controls are included and may possibly be mandatory with no option for traditional controls. Battles take place on the bottom screen and will have black bars on the top and bottom of the screen, just like in the original games (giving battles a cinematic look). The E3 2009 demo showed 2D character sprites on top of dynamic 3D environments, similar to the Dragon Quest IV and V remakes. Slated for a 2010 release, it will be Camelot's first traditional turn-based fantasy RPG since the release of Golden Sun: The Lost Age in 2003. Announced during Nintendo's press conference at E3 2009, Golden Sun DS marks the return of the classic 2D RPG franchise previously exclusive to the Game Boy Advance.

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